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Solve : Who's had the worst virus ever?? |
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Answer» I had a pretty bad one at one time it was a Trojan.Zlob called "Security Toolbar 7.1" It hyjacked my homepage, slowed down my internet, smothered me with pop ups wanting me to BUY rouge anti-spyware, it even made my antivirus not work. Eventually we had to call Symantec to remove it which cost us $100 .Here is a description of the virus: (Article website contained spyware threats, sorry. Just search for Security Toolbar 7.1 removal if you want to know more about it) Eventually we had to call Symantec to remove it which cost us $100And if you had come here, it wouldn't have cost anything. Anyway, to answer your question, IMO, Virut or Sality is the worst virus you could get. I didn't get it, but have seen plenty of cases with it. To get a description of it, just type "virut" in the search bar on the forum.His is worst, so far, in terms of cost...There is a virus hidden inside every Windows machine. It cannot be seen. It cannot be detected. It cannot be removed. Ever wonder why your computer keeps screwing around? Now you know....I was reminded of this: Quote Is Windows a virus?Who the heck wrote that? I'd agree with about two of those.It's one of those old jokes floating around the Internet, that's all...it's been around since the days of Windows 3.1, at least...1. and 4. don't make sense. windows doesn't replicate itself, and programs can't carry windows to other machines. the obvious difference being that viruses are intended for malice. Quote from: Aegis on July 12, 2009, 11:31:01 AM I was reminded of this: ha, lolz! good point Quote from: kpac on July 12, 2009, 05:17:10 AM This is a very broad question. Define "worst"? Well I didn't know about this site when I had the virus... Quote from: Gate001 on July 12, 2009, 12:58:27 AM I had a pretty bad one at one time it was a Trojan.Zlob called "Security Toolbar 7.1" It hyjacked my homepage, slowed down my internet, smothered me with pop ups wanting me to buy rouge anti-spyware, it even made my antivirus not work. Eventually we had to call Symantec to remove it which cost us $100 .Here is a description of the virus: hxxp://www.removeadware.com.au/articles/securitytoolbar/ ? Why did they disable the link? It was an article about the virus I had, not a download Quote from: Gate001 on July 12, 2009, 05:18:09 PM ? Why did they disable the link? It was an article about the virus I had, not a download http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/removeadware.com.au Ill get rid of that link now! That is a very useful site too! Thanks! |
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